Grothendieck groups of complexes with null-homotopies
Daniel Dugger

TL;DR
This paper provides a simplified proof of a theorem relating relative K-groups of chain complexes with bounded length to those with an absolute length bound, clarifying their equivalence.
Contribution
It offers a streamlined proof of Foxby and Halvorsen's theorem connecting different formulations of K-groups for chain complexes.
Findings
Relative and absolute bounded chain complex K-groups are equivalent
Simplified proof enhances understanding of the theorem
Clarifies the relationship between different length bounds in chain complexes
Abstract
We give a streamlined proof of a theorem of Foxby and Halvorsen. The theorem states that certain relative K-groups made from chain complexes with bounded (but arbitrarily long) length coincide with similar K-groups in which one sets an absolute bound on the length of the complexes.
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